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    Taylor approximation of incomplete Radner equilibrium models (English)
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    4 August 2015
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    The authors prove first that an incomplete equilibrium exists in a multidimensional autoregressive Brownian setting with heterogeneous exponential utility investors. They construct a class of incomplete models for which the equilibrium is described by coupled Riccati equations. Further, they show that this tractable class of models can be used as a Taylor approximation of the general class of models they first considered. Finally, they construct an example showing that the established rate of convergence cannot be improved.
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    continuous-time
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    interest rate
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    market price of risk
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    Hölder space
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    exponential utilities
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